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Assist with breeding program and research seed production activities, including seed preparation for planting, pollinating, purification, and combine/hand harvest, these are critical times for the success of the research program.
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The Agronomy Department at Kansas State University is seeking an Agricultural Technician II Research to assist with seed production for the Foundation Seed Program at the Agronomy North Farm. Primary responsibilities include organizing and performing activities related to the production of foundation class certified seed of various species of crops, and working on and with specialized equipment, trucks, augers, structures, etc.
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Receiving training in and/or studying practices, procedures, and equipment related to reforestation, including seed collection, seed processing, seed storage, all aspects of nursery production practices, tree seedling planting practices, and tree reproductive biology.
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Assist with research center projects and research seed production activities, including seed preparation for planting, winter nursery deadlines, seed sampling, and other overall support for the research center to be successful.
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Responsible for the implementation of unique and innovative technology solutions designed to improve research design and operations success through the use of new tools and methodologies to improve overall plant breeding phenotyping such as the pilot and use of geospatial systems, agronomic planting and harvesting tools, harvesting shelling systems, and data capture applications.
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Landscape - Plants and weeds flower beds, prunes shrubs and plants, shears ornamental shrubs, cleans display fountains, recognizes and reports various fungi, seed and/or sod installation, picks up litter.
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Through moving products from sellers to buyers, transporting supplies from production facilities to customers, and creating long lasting bonds with our customers and co-ops; DAP drivers keep rural America in business from before spring planting starts to well after fall harvest ends.
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Assist with research center projects and research seed production activities, including seed preparation for planting, pollinating, and combine/hand harvest. The candidate will play a key role in supporting all projects at the research center through activities including experiment planning, data collection and analysis, and field operations including planting, pollinating, and harvest.
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Agronomy Research - Preparing Seed, Planting, Data Collecting, Weed Management, Mowing, and Harvesting. Genetics Pulse Crop Breeding - Preparing Seed, Planting, Data Collecting, Weed Management, Mowing, Cross Pollinating, and Harvesting.
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Take care of plants, shrubs and flowers located throughout campus, including preparing grounds and beds for planting and seeding, taking soil samples, reporting pest problems hauling and spreading topsoil and other additives, planting ornamentals, flowers, shrubs and trees, and trimming and pruning landscaping.
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Revegetate hillside, planting grasses and spreading seed. MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT DIRECTLY USED : Bulldozer, skidder, backhoe, brush saw, chainsaw, hand tools, gasoline, oil, lubricants and simple office equipment.
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Knowledge of cultivation, weed control, seeding, and planting of trees, seed orchards, and nursing beds. Recommends the selection of planting color based on seasonal changes. Fields of study such as landscape design, turf management, and business preferred.
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Tender Drivers also assist the Operations departments with various warehouse, elevator, scale, chem & seed shed duties, including general housekeeping, equipment & building maintenance duties. In order to offer exceptional products & services to our Producers and Customers, Frontier Cooperative operates on an all-hands-on-deck philosophy, especially during peak spring planting & fall harvesting seasons.
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Directly manage and supervise including but not limited to planning, seeding, sampling, planting, growing, note taking, harvesting, seed extraction and packaging of vegetable trials and vegetable breeding nurseries.
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This includes but is not limited to grounds maintenance, landscape construction, tree planting and trimming, equipment operation, "right of way" maintenance, and parks division support. Landscape Construction - soil preparation, fine grading, sod/seed installation, shrubs, perennial and flower bed installation, and irrigation system installation, construction of retaining walls.
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